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Prospective study on the agricultural and food trajectory of the «Département du Gers» until 2050


Description

  • Project duration: 2020 - 2021
  • Client: Département du Gers
  • Country or region: France
  • Department(s):
    Organic food markets
    Market research and marketing consulting
    Supply chains and territories

Project aim:
To consolidate its strategy for its territorial agricultural development, the « Département du Gers » wished to build an agricultural and food scenario for a resilient territory up to 2050.

Activities of ECOZEPT:
ECOZEPT, in cooperation with SOLAGRO and PALANCA carried out this study, taking into account the relevant nutritional, environmental, social and economic issues of this territory. The different stakeholders of the territory have been closely involved in the elaboration of the scenario, to develop a collective expression of a desirable and feasible future for the agriculture in Gers. This work ultimately contributed to define a co-constructed trajectory for the implementation of a territorial agricultural strategy. Among other things, ECOZEPT has conducted an in-depth work on the local supply chains and their resilience.

Client:
Département du Gers

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